Las Vegas · NV

TPC Las Vegas

Est. 1996 · Bobby Weed (with Raymond Floyd)

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Par
72
Rating
73.9
Slope
146
Length
4,869–7,016 yd
Holes
18
Par 71Out 36In 35Full card ▾
Hole123456789Out
Yds3551934585413675952034543463512
Par43454534436
Hole101112131415161718In
Yds4184441734373476042004364453504
Par44344534435

About TPC Las Vegas

TPC Las Vegas opened in 1996 as TPC at The Canyons, built in Summerlin, then the nation's largest master-planned community. Bobby Weed designed it in close consultation with Raymond Floyd, routing holes along natural desert arroyos and canyons. In its first decade it hosted PGA Tour and Champions Tour events, including the Las Vegas Invitational (today's Shriners Children's Open) and the Las Vegas Senior Classic. Unlike many Tournament Players Clubs, it is open to public daily-fee play.

Via Wikipedia — “TPC Las Vegas”

Via TPC Las Vegas — “Course Overview”

Via Bobby Weed Golf Design — “Las Vegas, Nevada”

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